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beryl-manager(1)		 Beryl Manager		      beryl-manager(1)

NAME
       beryl-manager - The Beryl Manager

SYNOPSIS
       beryl-manager  [-d] [--no-force-display-manager] [--no-force-decorator]
       [--help] [--version]

DESCRIPTION
       beryl-manager is a tray application that allows you  to	launch	beryl,
       start  different window decorators, start a different window manager or
       launch beryl-settings to configure your beryl environment. Should beryl
       crash,  the  beryl-manager  will try to launch a window manager to fall
       back to.

OPTIONS
       -d   prevents from detaching from console.  Useful  for	debugging  and
	    error analysis.

       --no-force-window-manager
	    don't replace running window manager at start

       --no-force-decorator
	    don't replace an eventually running decorator

       --version
	    outputs the current version of beryl-manager

       --help
	    short usage statement about beryl-manager

SIGNALS
       USR1 Let	 the  menu popup on screen. Used to show the running instance,
	    instead of starting a new one.

       USR2 Toggles between beryl and fallback windows-manager.

FILES
       $HOME/.beryl-managerrc
	    Here are the settings stored.

BUGS
       The running display manager and decorator detecting stuff only works if
       they  are  running  on same machine. Beryl Manager itself connects only
       once to a Systray, if the Systray gets destroyed, it will not appear in
       a  new  instance (But you can always invoke beryl-manager a 2nd time to
       get the Popupwindow).

AUTHORS
       - Quinn Storm (livinglatexkali@gmail.com)

SEE ALSO
       beryl(1) emerald(1)

Beryl				  2006-10-21		      beryl-manager(1)

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